Lecture 1 - Adolescent growth/Relation to orthodontic treatment Flashcards

1
Q

The adolescent growth spurt happens … earlier in females than males

A

1.5-2 years

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2
Q

Mandibular growth reflects … growth curve

A

general

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3
Q

Maxillary growth is most like … growth curve

A

neural

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4
Q

Primate spacing is …. of … in maxillary arch

and …. of …. in madibular arch

A

mesial of canine

distal of canine

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5
Q

… is the difference in M-D width between primary canine/molars and permanent canine/premolars

A

Leeway space

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6
Q

… is the difference between the primary 2nd molars and the permanent 2nd premolars

A

E-space

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7
Q

Structures nearest the brain grow… and the … sooner

A

soonest

slow down

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8
Q

Does the mandible grow outward from the condyle?

A

no

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9
Q

Both appositional and interstitial growth occur by a combination of …. , … and secretion of …

A

hyperplasia
hypertrophy
ECM

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10
Q

Which parts of the head develop by appositional growth?

A

bony surfaces of cranial vault, maxilla and mandible

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11
Q

cranial base is formed by … growth

A

interstitial

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12
Q

growth of soft tissues occurs by …. growth

A

interstitial

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13
Q

…. ossification occurs at the mandibular condyle

A

endochondral

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14
Q

Bone formed by secretion of bone matrix directly within connective tissue is called

A

intramembranous ossification

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15
Q

cranial vault grows via

A

intramembranous ossification and subsequent apposition growth

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16
Q

cranial base grows via

A

endochondral ossification at syncondrosis

17
Q

At what dental age should all of the primary teeth be lost and replaced by succedaneous teeth?

A

12

18
Q

At what dental age should a third molar be formed, apparent on radiographs, and the roots of all other permanent teeth be completed?

A

15

19
Q

if a permanent tooth erupts, its counterpart should apart in approx…

A

6 months

20
Q

The primary dentition equivalent of angles class 2 is…

A

distal step

21
Q

The primary dentition equivalent to angles class 1 is…

A

mesial step

22
Q

cranial vault, maxilla and mandible grow by … and … growth

A

appositional

intramembranous

23
Q

the nasomaxillary complex is formed entirely by … ossification

A

intramembranous

24
Q

… of growth is a location at which independent growth occurs

A

center

25
Q

the cartilage theory says that all cartilages are …

does experimental evidence support this theory ?

A

growth centers

partly

26
Q

Experiments for the cartilage theory show that transplanted cartilage from …. and … act as growth centers but transplanted cartilage from the … does not

A

synchondroses
nasal septum

mandibular condyle

27
Q

The conclusions of the cartilage theory are that the …. and … act as independent growth centers pushing the maxilla forward and the mandibular condyle is merely a …

A

cranial base synchondroses
nasal septum

growth site

28
Q

What does the functional matrix theory say about heredity and genes?

A

play NO role in growth of craniofacial skeleton

29
Q

The functional matrix theory says that growth of the face occurs in response to…. mediated by the soft tissues in which the bones are mebedded

A

functional needs

30
Q

… occurs as a result of infection or trauma in TMJ area and there is mechanical restriction due to scarring which prevents growth of the mandible

A

mandibular ankylosis

31
Q

2 clinical applications that support the functional matrix theory

A

rapid palatal expansion

distraction osteogenesis

32
Q

3 types of 3d imaging

A

Computed axial tomography
cone beam (CBCT) (less rad)
MRI (no rad)

33
Q

bone formation without any intermediate cartilage is called … ossification and this is what happens with the cranial vault and maxilla and mandible

A

intramembranous